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The LAT trying to drive wedges between wings of the GOP. Ignore it people. Social conservatives, like all other conservatives are united in trying to elect McCain at the moment. If we don't win this election their won't be much of a Republican Party. The Dems would have us fighting over the scraps. To hell with them, we are one party, and we win or lose together.

I’ve got some bad news for you: there’s already a huge wedge and its been growing for years — really since the first Bush took office. This election (and the four previous ones) would be in the bag but for conservatives that have been staying home in droves since 1992. To answer this trend, what does the Republican party do? It nominates John McCain to run — the exact OPPOSITE of what it should have done. While I’ll concede that there weren’t very many good conservative presidential candidates this cycle, the main reason is the mess Bush and Congress have created — not the mess the RATS and the media blame him for, but the ones caused by ignoring conservative principles.

Conservatives are NOT “united” in trying to elect McCain. They may be holding their nose to keep Obama out, but even then, there are literally millions of votes the Republican party is throwing away because it refuses to nominate true conservative candidates that will actually behave as conservatives when elected.

The LAT trying to drive wedges between wings of the GOP. Ignore it people. Social conservatives, like all other conservatives are united in trying to elect McCain at the moment. If we don't win this election their won't be much of a Republic ~~an Party~~.

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The LAT trying to drive wedges between wings of the GOP. Ignore it people. Social conservatives, like all other conservatives are united in trying to elect McCain at the moment. If we don't win this election their won't be much of a Republican Party. The Dems would have us fighting over the scraps. To hell with them, we are one party, and we win or lose together.

Word.